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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

EsrIy en- nsoxnins i uas foaud that
- too has sbips Johs A. Bfszes, OAp-
eaan Baiahs ana j. b. WalkeF, CApt4fn
WalIaea. sd arrived 10 load zeal Tor
Tsers Va 3 asst o. Twelve sss-eoine
vessal1 IL port Is sno time today. All
huf two. t6e British skip Persian and
~ Bsiiish bark Rydaimess. we're cal
TIE shsp Blus yaskst, Captain siarrs.
esiIed this afternoon with oafRo Of
1915 tons Of Black Diamond eoal foE
Dap Kfancisee.
fhree tuaa, tie MoRul, Goliah and
Tssoma, eoslsd here tooay.
I,ata this evening the tUG 0cIsah
spwod the ship J. b. walker 70 TaooEe.
Ts waa found that the facilities kers
wefs noa sufficient 10 awe the large aeet
e coal oasFiess nov II the harboR qaiek
suoaah dtspaseh and The wsiksr uas
16nt b Tae0mA
Ths slip GeorRs II. Manson. Captain
morsa, b zoe u he Straits and wsii
usobaklY arrive u Seattle THURSDAY
svsn1nR ex Friday morning.
OoiRmbia River frsiRhts are tbus
spaken of By ths Oyegoafaa; "Ihefe y
mare fnlk Of bnsinsns, bus little Re oooe,
ORsrinas Of 70 arFivs tonnage are 10
ersf. bat ownsra want no close 20 4os.
| spos is quoted at 37s 6t@x6s."
The British ship De-demoDa, iron,
| 1890 tons. Vss reehsrtered on spot Ter
Cork, u &. IN San Frasoisoo on Tues
dag ~ sls 81. By Balfour, 0athris 4
%.
Ths British bark Irvine, iron, SIS
| ions, arrived at Portland Taesday even
Ina from San Diego to Taylor. YonnR a
%.
The British bark County Of A1elsssa,
| 10 e72 tous, sailed from San Pedro An
aust o0sh, reported for Tslial. TOE
vessel d coming 10 Portland.
The echooneFa WIN. L. Bsebe and
| Earway called from San francisco the
10th inst. for GFay's HsFboF.
The British ship Derby Park, 1900
tens; British bark Martha Fisher, 81
tors; and British bark AbefooRn, 1861
tons, come 70 Portland from MarypoFt.
They probably bring carRoes OF steel
rails.
Ponr DnoovEnr, Sept. l4.-saiIsd-
/ Ship State Of Maine.
TArooaz, Sept. 1.-THE ship Geo. =
Manson passed IN ct .. q. A PoEi
Blakely ship and another B6ip and q
barkentins passed 10 81 p. n. Cloudy
aenile southeast Wind.
HAn FnAncrsco, Sept. M.-AFTived-
Steamer Wiilametse, Ssattle; bark 1sm-
Cl:sred-Stsansr Wilmington, Port
Townsend; steamer Wellington. Ma
nhfmO,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

.rrRanER sosEPauz. yrITug MACON
- osP. MnIalx. la44as e1a6eck gRsgg Aeeo1S
Lew saohsmish fasa11ys q - .. -. ~
paunrn saanrck ard p q 6uHAia
Eanwe Esmoa On We8nesdn Ter tnAeaek.
Lew eeahsck T1lradass a 80 sor o~aftls,
t1ueh1n9 e R,r4 0nmsls.
Lave eRatals fFidMy4, a. 8 q q. fof korl
GMwk1a and 9~Aheek
~ farTAsT psFsi-alsrs. uppay 10 . Z Hes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15
n,ACoMA.



ma coansy CsDnisuisnsfs ys1,ss 3
mnnaaneed tfns bids Wsela - Feee1se1
naffi q anher 81 fer the op11eH
81 ~ bri1ss ever ths Peyalar 49,
ns.le ahess - nosa - SSH Uftins
a Ianss sba enms sGfaam.
Wnshfrrinn cnistes oDsng toosz, ed
= nnesber q sladsnss have slEna9g -
lived ]. n. CpisfEie y psefeasaE q
sanruaees. Jahn Tsis. 81 nsst11nl szare
!. n. Tsit. Ct Ffenah AL oefNAA
Misa !. KltkpaaEiok, nusisAl isl'sns.s'f
salts fsr snns sezTszaling 81 y
we're bsosahi seatsrseg esfose sns.se'
Iawrsnes aRafnsf A. MaaseAdys 90 30
eIstus ss woFkDsn who htiesd esn g
Grads Taanzra aveu1e. Tbs Hlaf8 ~
eon.s Of % espsembes zlss.
A CunrDcs 1HczDEs7 -5ilss bast
aasd 6 ysaFa. died % esnesE e PnyaE
ian Iana Monaag. 10 aeeosdsnee va
81 desire 70 Ne buried 10 Pagnilnp. ~
fnnsrsl 90 Tnesday pzoeseded % -
eemssexy, while tbe fonefal exsfaise'
,gers - progress a. tie apeu grave. eoa
daeaad by Rev. T. II Weils, % THIS eitt
4 1eieQraan was rscsised fFom NJ baft1
gsseer ia oakland, C&lSfoFnsa. difeeilni
fhas tks Fsnains Be Forwarded 70 seAi
city, The funeral vsa thsfefofs post
poned nnd the bsdy viii - ssos " Gall
f0rnia on ths steamer Aesiso.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15
cTvR THRM A OHANOE.

That Il 10 say, your lungs. Alse al
yonr bFsathina machinery. very won
dsfful machlnsry C H. Not only ths
larger air passages, bat the thousands
Of iiitIe tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When tbess are cloaRed and ohoked
with matter that ought NOT 70 be there
yous lungs eannat half DO their work
And What they do, they eausot do veil
OaIa IL cold, cough. group. pneunonls
oatsrrh, consumption OF any Of tbe
family Of throat and noes end head snt
lung obstFnetions, all are bad. Al
ought 10 be got sid Of. There 10 JUS
one sure Way 20 Ret nd Of them. 1hai
10 70 take Boshee'a German syrup
which any druggist will SELL ct 70 cent
. bottle. Even II everything else haI
failed ysu, you may depend upon this
for csrtatn aotiou. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

For many ysman Goals have nct hsan
6 hizh nEian6 d 10 ra8 krADetese
meEkst = neu. n ruling ossersp
efnns asn auuss1 - foliowa. Aos-
traIian. ne 50 psr aun; LiVorpool eaenm.
e 20. Wess Hartlsy. SO 86gsee ogllnt.
e g; CmnnsI 81; O1rdlG. 81 L1nl9h
Less. as fanoEs enuls Ohemhefialn,
bnIk, 81 90; Rez. hsed. so esasiis. g.
WeliinRtnn. 60.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

An Inca tahls damask Zoe; extra seed
faFkiah t0seis 1os. elsafanoe sale. ean
Francisco Store. enlA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

heanh oombnR - fs1nd > mAzEss
mlI1ocl hslf tFyinH.
Il q ekl1l indsA1tfn whnn tee C1.19-
kfs a Fnnsa HoenA Rsilr1ad NIL wih
- anskIsa % mep1 lnio fhe nsu nkee-
auras Hzma ~ 10 vi Etqa1e -.
munfh re- befgza al b In rsaoin1Aa 81
- nsW miil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

eTTAMER GLIDE,

9TEAMGH GLIDE
TTE YE6f1Kkp WHAhH q
Ia Nnnday, Wednnm2mr and kEednE ~
tuTnlna Tuesday, ThuEltay an1 N1t1t
onIiIna AZ Mufiltao. Tulalln ktN4
Uf1alady, KiF IAn9lnE Hknan CIV v.
yGrnnn' Starting and Al tnAM
points shoVs. g1r tEslRht g Ren1lss ss.L
n hnarf ore GR0. FDGTRR - 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

The "OENTRMERT" 10 the most pop
ulGr kiG glove in Amsrio4, el.45 for Eve
buttons. $50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard makeT, and for At and dura-
bility are unexcelled. The above are 70
tail prices (the glove r. not sold At Vhele-
salel 90 HOHWABACHER RIOS. del2
SO aIl eOioFs ladies' hem stitch siIh
hnndkerahiefs, all the new liehs shades.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15
AnVICg no MOTHERs

IRA winslou's soothins Syrup, for ehildrer
taeshina, q the preeeriptieD o. ons Of the bes'
female nurses AID phy sici&ns In the Omitted
states, and has been ussd for forty years with
never failing success By millions o. mothers
fof their ehildrsn. During the process Of
tasehing iss value Il incaleniahlo. q relieves
the ehild from pain. cures dysanteEy and diar.
rh0a. gsiptna IN the bowels and wind collie.
b giving health V the child if rssts ths
mother. Prica ase hni4le. apledW1y
5einoA ell wool ladies' cloth, 871<e
IS inoh all wool tEioot. $50. Tobias a
Ransaarnnm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

CANADIAN PACIFIC \. 2. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East viii save money By
calling on Y. W. MC0MNm, on Min
street. ieS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

Terrsues O'Bstsn ssnt 10 - sSS fsss
Of legs today fEo@ his Sfask Janetton
camp
thirty ave cypress fsees posas have
heaa hAnied % ths OomDegsiAl mill -
Ne drunsmd dcwn. Tia pasam wsEe
hFosRea from esanwao1 and are the
prspEsty af 0srdineF ksliaeR. TIE qaal
isy e aaraotlfly peaaessRd hy the wood
"a knoUn sveEyWhara. hat tfs ssarssay
hSss usakss svsa this saall ship@ssa
cate Q eaFio4lty.
Mr.. Dshasn, az she OoDmercial mfll.
waa tAa vicsi@ e veat was prooAhly
Q eel lad plol. this afssrnoca. He
notissd thFsa npe toEa eat IN tie bay
and. snppustng them 70 - Gostins
auas, ~ ret ona e hia men eat 20 pzll
the@ info h1s boon II go net ioae
before Ne. Do0es1 raostSed cal frsm
Q Gas une proved thai tie inRs wess
his asd thst thsg WsFs tied al no1
haaaiaa away. Il b needless 10 sAy that
NJ. Doosaa patd for Ne iags sna tAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

NKw YozK, sspt. il.-M0nsy On eall
saaV, Fanzfna fsnm % s per cent, last
Iean 6 anA oaaFed at 6; prime meFesn
tie papeF fl49; utsFlinR exchange. steady
"a drm Al el80k for 60 day biIls;
AZ elJ<(R4 etX for demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15
Por Tacoma and Olympia

Steamer Fleetwood
Laav.s Tulsr's vhaFf sally lEEespi Msaely7
q I oAslssA ,. =.
su1aan aRo. gosTKn. AnaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

CncA0o. Seus. IA -Oattls-R ecsipGs
u coo, fairy aetivs; rFtees 10 points
irUsg, shippina aaesPs. es 6N9 s 30 Ntoek-
ere and f-sdsFs. 81 W&Slos fsxsa uMs.
sie. eissaS. Wsssern FaoRsr4 - SSa
$50
Haca- Rsosipas, 1900; mixed. e6 10
8ASs; paehiag ard snipVine. IS isa
$50 hight, % 6stes 80
eAsep- ksSipss. eo0s astise 81 lo(a Is
~anss decsfoes n&Rivsa 81 s0aA -
w-slers. g SSa1Is; rsxans. e1So9
sea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-15

DoWK0
RooEA

AmaEsean Expsesa. l07j<; Osnadian
Pacific, Blk; Canada southern. $50;
CsntEai Paefne, 35j<; Burlington. la2;
Laskawnna a Wsstssn. i2eX; Erie. ~;
Lake BhoFe. Ssh; Louisville q Naahviiie.
6gg<; Miohiasa Central. IS; Kansas 4
Fsxas, ~; Dsnser 4 BIO 0rande. 2tsE;
New YORK Oenarai, 107N; NoEshsFn
Paaine. ~; preferred. 5zz; North
western, lis; OREGON Improvemena.
81; Oregon Navigation. 81; Oregon
Transcontinental, IN: Pacific Mail,
B7s<; Rock Island. l23x; 81. Paul. 621< /;
Texas Paefnc. 15H; Union Pacific. 63N;
Unitad States ExpFesa. II Wella. Fargo
RxpRsas, 10; Western Union. 76.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01
BASEBALL NOTES.

Detroit has released Burke, the California
wonder.
Myerson, Of the ~Le1ingtons, iss promising
Young catcher.
Ewing and Flint are in the same boat
Each has d lroken finger
Home Run Wood. Of the "Phillies," has
made twelve four baggers this season.
Atrip through Maine. New Hampshire and
Vermont is on the Cuban Giants programme.
Rainey. OF the International league, has
signed with the New Yorks, and will play on
third base
Sixteen victories, two defeats, and two tie
games are the Lexingtons' record in twenty
games played
Pitcher Roach. formerly Of the New Yorks,
and later n the Reserves, has been released
by the Scranton.
L0ui,yille's crack pitcher. Ramsay, has
strained tine leader " bis arm and will he laid
up Tor some time
Hariie Richardson can use the gun As well
as the bat and has been made a member OF
the Detroit Gun club.
Catcher Jim ORourke Is not hitting the
sphere $40 as lively a manner OF late as ms
friends. would like % -ee him.
A brother NJ Pittsburgs left handed
pitcher. Morris. thinks Denny, Of Indian
apoiis. the best ball player in the country.
shaGer. late of The Nets and at present
with Jersey City. is mp 20 date a failure
Manager Powers. however, still expects him
90 DO good work BOO the box
Mofett. of indianapolis, has great conf
ieuce in bis pitching ability ln bis letter TO
G~las,e0ck. just before he was signed he said
II cam pitch good bail. know &C.
"Chick" Ho1ori. jersey City's little, fat,
utility man. D, iu every seuse Of the word
Dary" Force, double Like Davy, bee Is
small. but ol. my, can't bee play BALI
George d Day. Shaw. Gilmore, Conway
Boston,. Morris, Mccormick. Henry, Boyle.
Baldwin Chicago. Baldwin Detroit have
al pitched n more losing than winning
games
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01


bilious man and he had a long cherished lie
sire that his daughter should ally herself m
marriage 10 the great house of Calzi0lerla,
and the two families thereby form a combina.
ton which would he well nigh inyuinefalle
But Merceria, woman like. was wiliful aud
instead of thinking Of the p0mp and pauoplF
Of state. aud the contamination OF lofty an-
bition, she had let her young heart, al miei.
tered. 70 rambling over the green hll- about
the lake. and on the farther shore @ fouN-
berisman. Henrico DObenichino, had Vlaoel
If forever ina fbrafi
and Merceria was happy
But her father knew il not
DAY after dav. AS the sun went down IA
ITS golden bed 90 re,f aud the long shadow,
stretched their arms across the lake. Merceria
came 10 her tr,,tiug place near the shore aud
called ocro-- the water FOB lienriro, ana Hen
licO always came.
Life Wa i1scate 90 the young lovers, but
a worm D.. in the bud
One evening Mer,eria- father heard her
voice. and ere tho night bad fallen Doc knew
all.
Like Il Wild animal Gagged hc inre hi- hair
and ,tormel about The castle grounds. but
spoke not 60 Merceria Aud -he ""t not
what was up.
But the cruel count laid hi, plans, and the
ucxt evening he was secreted near the try,t
ing place. 80 hateful 20 him. waiting for bis
daughter
AT last She came. softly a- the de" falls
upon the flowers, and there was That sInIie
upon her face which only angels and babe,
wear She looked across ihe Ribbon ui blue
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

At tn, Cauune every evening were ban
lueis al which from 5000 o. 5000 people as
,emblcd lu the center OF the pavilion. ou "a
raised platform. were the orators. behind
them au orchestra AN the people uaternize
Rank Is laid aside and pure democracy pre-
walls The presidents, the diplomat all join
freely So the popular JOY and ciuk their
glasses with the most modest citizen of the
republic
Beside this fine spectacle there We're other
scenes. les, imposing but nutles- original and
interesting For instance, evening at the
Canine. Tine banquet Is over. tine toa-ts
have been heard. and when some one gives,
through the legendary trumpet. the famous
air 90 the sounds of which the patriots of t.
former da1 arose TO resist oppression. all
listen relgiou,ly, leaning GOA their arms a,in
the time u William Tell
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

a citizen was using "a telephone 30 Fl store
on Woodward avenue the other day aud bee
kept saying.
"Sleas louder-can't hear-,fand closer
can't catch "a word 90 save my lfe
40 seem. queer that you are bothered so
much. said the owner of THE phone a- he
came up AREN'T you q little ieaif
Ssh DO. al right, replied the man.
THE fellow at tine other end r. "a creditor u
mine. and be- waut, 90 know Do ] can lay him
- toia4 l-u.l-lIt ELee Pros.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01
Demonstrated Merit.

Wllcfy WaIser l0unfy. Tcxls.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch Co, bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

hfflfMs
Ngw YORK. August 3l-Fore ga prices
came rather better. and soon al er the OPEN
ing the shor. Interest covered largely and
finding the supply Of stocks only q limited
one. the natural result was a quick advance
The sentimsn of the outstanding question
with regard i0 the Oregon Tran.contineuta.
had a favorable effect. and The general me
became irser. Manhattan has again been
the feature. but it fails e. exert any pot-n.
influence. bee ny held mp ~ IL IS boy as .ail
rartv who use II for market purpose
Tie market closed quiet ar asmaN rfaf''n
and finished steady.
Money o per cent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

KlCHNONU "a. August 81.
Our receipts continue good, especially IT
-uu-cured while auction salc~ show n0 QuO-
variation iu prices A go0d sale of
FArmyille and Lynchburg priced leaf for
was made to-day. comprising about
lOO h0gshcad. Common darA shipping &.
duh. ln bright, the market continues Qu ct.
Full prices are paid where d sale j., effected
goo wrappers. Crop report, arr still SAT-
is%tactory to lanters though mot $40 much SD
to heavy holders.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

A dozen drummer, accompany the shooters
from Berne superb in their French uni
form they all have faces OF astonishing en-
eIgy. Meanwhile they maintained their lndl-
vidualit,. appearing rather 10 be citizens
armed thuu regular soldiers. The observer
sees in them fathers OF families rather than
warriors. And then there Is a secretary-tbe
boy who marks the targets-in his red aud
white costume. He Is one OF the indispen.
bible functionaries Of the organization.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01
A NATIONAL SWISS FESTIVAL.
The Great Patriotic Celebration ut the
city of Geneva.

INlffNA 'NIIf" INNI'I'f
PARIS. Aug 1.-The Swiss have @ grand
national festival at Geneva every ycar. This
year il was celebrated with greater eclot
and enthusiasm than ever before Every day
brought fresh arrival, from Belgium France
and Italy Banquet, and patriotic ceremo-
ME, of every description filed tle days and
the nights too The arrival and reception of
the Federal authoritie- and diplomatic corps
were tine principal daily events.
The reception OF the president 0t the Con
federation and the diplomatic corps m an inn
mel~e pavilion was au imposing ceremony
{u the great procession. near tue bead. were
William Tell and Dos SOILS. r.l-Ynatei by
thcir cumtr,men There were banners of
fine cantlu,. marhci, 300 iri costume, differ
emit -ocIo'le, of student, cu costume ~ the
middle ages. members of thc election corps,
officer, of fhe national assembly. called tbe
lanivchr. gtmuastir societies ani a--oeia
tions of shooters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

ARRIVED AUGUST 30. 1855.
Schooner F. Mcdonnell. Camron. Ph.Iaiel-
uNii. coal. S. l. NaWcs
Schooner g. NINkHHW. Evan. FHlltdcI
IhHl coal. IS 10 NawD-.
Schooner $ z. Russell. nudsall. phlladel-
pima. c0HI Gu Page
schooner El. LamniDr. BeaI. k0cklani. lime
h. WD~nlrnNurl
nooHer Robert %. parhcr. Stcelmau. Sow
york. coal. IS. N. Halves.
Schooner Nina Nr|I Small. keuucNoD. ICD.
Richmond lUe Company
Schooner IT. NhIfuNrn. BIH.tIufOu. Ken.
uo0eD. I0e. Richmond lOc Company.
UnNUn.I . standard. hNuunNfl. IND.
Richmond lace Company.
Schooner Franklin. IcrIE. Philadelphia.
r0iI. g.. g.. Murphy f.
Schooner 81. a.. Griffin. Hclery. Albany
moulding -inl Richmond Stone Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Susan D.. Thurlow. Smith. Boston.
D.uI o.. anal ID. h. o.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01
CaIlIng oyer in Manehester the othe

Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the nrst-class bakery
establishment OF l.. Y. STEMS. and found i
htted mp m nrst-class style with all the neces-
sary supplies OF good things, such AS always
remind us OF Christmas. Bread, crackers. bis
cunts, cue. On abundance cakes, and a variety
OF good things for the children. and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed a model bakery, and one that de
serves aud is fast gaining the support Of the
public. BE sure 10 call in and see them al
lA6 Hun street. Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

Halls Improved Cleaning Cream for in
stantly removing grease. paint. tar. Nc.. frDm
silk, cotton, wool, carpets. Ac. 40 family
should be without %. Sold by all druggists N
- cts. per bottle. Trade supplied by
BODEKER Bros. Druggists.
ltif Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

PERRY. DeI. In Baltimore. on August
gath. af ta.m. ROBERT %. O.. aged one year.
oH.t aHl beloved ~0n ol Charles and Annie L..
Perry
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01
Sick Headache

cured and It's return prevented by the use
OF Or. Dasid's Vegetable Liver Pills. A. this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
bcr- of our best people, containing as 10 does
none hut vegetable Ingredients. il should com
mend itself 90 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild in action. these
pills can Dee taken by both the weak and the
strong. Price, - cents a box of % Pills nye
boxes for 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

Nheat.-LOnFUerfY IlU blshcI- Urmc
at $40. lt6 bushels fair SO Soc. 5u bushels
c0mm0u af &c.,. ~ bushels cumm0n at
l3c. VI xed 0o bushels prime of &c. 6oi
bushels common at 77c Oh bu-he.. com
mon at zoe t. bushels common 20 &c.,. %
hu-he., common 40 65c. "ShUuberry. $40
bushels prime 40 Sc. 2s6 bushels good af
Soc. - bushels fair 80 1sC. ~ bushels fair
40 76c 20 bushels common 80 73c 2i0
bushels common 80 BE- r. bushels comm0n
80 1Oc. Is bu,hel, common 40 0sc $50 hu.h-
rs common at b1c 34 bu,hel, common 80
b2c Total sales wheat f2l4 bushrl,
COrn.-MiNed. ~ bushels very good 90 jic.
cat, WI inter, 90 bushels prime 900 3-o
Isl bushels very good 20 37c
COTTON HEp0hT.
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAABERLAYNE s. Cos.

" La Normandi' splendid smoke tryit.
CHANBERLAYNk6 Co.
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business Wa, Brisk

he kept o. hotel 900 the cuisines, west.
Atofutlo rumr zap about noon
Aud DO Goods tle slebang on run down fhe stree.
With fhr speed of "a living lra-onn.
We'll. tnaf. Isla us enterprise shouted min,
host.
As bee BOO from the wreck with a yell.
For making things lively | reckon % lakes
tornado to ulu d hotel.
-Asuk.rs G.x.ft.
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Miss Decompte IA moiel-Are you ac-
quainted with McDAuh, the somewhat noted
animal painter, Nr. CaImiuef
MI Cumiue lunmIudful Of the branch u
ant meutioned-Ah 40, l thinkuot Did YOU
ever pose for himt-Judge.
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHANBERLAYNE s. Co.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.


Reported by C.. f.. Redfora 81 Co.. Grain
Commission Merchants Not South Twelfth
street.
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Why I- DO tlat three bottles oi B B. B. are
edy aHa twice as much consumed $50 tae state
OF Georgia a- auy other preparations 80 one
need take our word but simply ask the drug
gists. Ask the people. They are competent
witnesses. sK houses 100 Atlanta are buying
d. b. b. m use aud ten gross lots. and some 0t
tnem huy u.s. often as every two months. why
these unprcoelenteI sale, here 40 ZONE with
SOD little ADVERTISING MOde-ty torb.ds as maxi
ing reply. Had B. B. B. been before the pub.
lca quarter on bali ID century. 30 would not Dee
necessary to hc oui-tered up with crutche, 0t
advertisements now. Merit will conquer
and down money.
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Market nominal.
Quotations. Middling l3-l6c.
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BLOOD bALM Co.
You SID please Ship us per fI,r freight One
gross B. b.B.
Do give. DIS pleasure o. report D. good trade
for this preparation Indeed IF ha- iareDIp-eI
aIl other blood remedies. both 100 demonstrated
merit auI rapid -Ale with u-.
NDyfFu
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Hsh. mouIue. ~ HIFh. eveaIaF .
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
WNO Sipct.

Del er | Sunobeb eli paffer Serben,
III leuer /! 9taturen siuer ps Sierses
mes Erast, Gale % Sper % Suiiroe
andre Ting. Si fan life rnite ps noset
5eore, naa ri er irilfe; men buor pite
ieler life en- Slerbeo al 5olfet lom ON
De uiloe siue Slip paa Nlt, De er mis-
mOoise, m~elantollfe os ubarmeoe, % bog
er bet life npopenoist at iple iaaleoes,
oa enbuer 9ioenoe fan finoe ct tilirebss
ltilenoe Seuis for, at Green's August
Flower oil sipre Dem iaa fri for Spss
bonn, lpm DC par, oa be fpbtes. Opss
pepiia % 9eueripsoomme er ben birsfte
aarias til IS Erocent al i%aaoanne Spss
BONNIE Tom @aloeieber, Wansel paa
5prosielie, Sopeopine, 5oritoppelie,
Qierteflap % andre u~bebaselise Spsz
BONNIE. Ere 9uiiler al August
Flower pil oiie bets p~ibunoerliae 0,rtes
tr.ft. Yrspefalfer 10 Gents. Yrpp
bet! ~